Transmigrated as the Mother of a Porn Novel Heroine - Chapter 13
…As it turned out, this premonition lasted for eight years.
Freshman year, Tangtang met her senior, Male Five, and the two started dating.
Later, they broke up over a disagreement about whose surname their child would take.
When she came back for summer vacation, she told me the story as a joke: “I asked him if his family had a royal succession, and he actually took me to look through the family genealogy! In the end, we found out his ancestors made their fortune grave-robbing, then became servants when the authorities cracked down, and finally, because they protected their master, they were given the family surname. Turns out, none of his family is actually surnamed Chen, hahaha!”
Junior year, Tangtang was admitted early into the lab due to her outstanding grades and began research under her advisor. The collaborator responsible for guidance was Professor Male Six.
I tried to probe her feelings about Male Six.
After all, in the novel, Male Six is a complete elite scoundrel who nearly ruined the Female Lead’s mental state.
Tangtang thought seriously and gave an eight-character evaluation: Exceptionally capable, questionable morals.
She seemed to guess what I was about to ask and jumped in first: “Mom, don’t worry, I would never fall for a man like that!”
“What if he likes you and pursues you?”
Bai Tangtang: “That would only prove he’s utterly unprofessional and a complete scumbag. A man ten years older than me, using his position and status to pursue his own student-”
She looked disgusted: “That’s workplace harassment!”
I was completely reassured.
Senior year, the lab finally achieved results. At the celebration banquet, Male Six had a bit to drink and confessed to Tangtang.
“I once liked you, but compared to possessing your body, your intellect attracts me even more. Tangtang, you’re the smartest girl I’ve ever met. I think I’ll remember you for the rest of my life.”
He was impeccably dressed, with steady features and an air of maturity.
In response, Bai Tangtang threw a glass of wine in his face.
“Even if you were ten years younger, I wouldn’t accept your confession. Why act like you’re painfully letting me go after missing your chance? Don’t drag me into your melodramatic script! I see you as a collaborator and a teacher, but you treat me as your imaginary love interest-what the hell are you barking about?”
She gave Male Six the middle finger: “Don’t get emotional at work. You’re so impulsive, I’m worried I won’t be treated fairly in the future. Our collaboration ends here.”
After that, she quickly switched to another company that had been recruiting her all along.
Hearing her retelling, I was left speechless: “…”
Compared to the Female Lead, I’m now more worried about the Male Lead’s mental state.
